Felids - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Parasitology Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2024 How does chloroquine work to treat plasmodium infection? - answer-drug diffuses through erythrocyte, into parasite digestive vacuole -drug inhibits conversion of heme to hemezoin -heme builds up in toxic levels, causing lysis What are the mechanisms of drug resistance? - answer-inhibiting drug uptake -excreting drug -blocking drug activation -inactivating drug How does combination therapy help avoid multidrug resistance? - answ...

Parasitology Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2024 How does chloroquine work to treat plasmodium infection? - answer-drug diffuses through erythrocyte, into parasite digestive vacuole -drug inhibits conversion of heme to hemezoin -heme builds up in toxic levels, causing lysis What are the mechanisms of drug resistance? - answer-inhibiting drug uptake -excreting drug -blocking drug activation -inactivating drug How does combination therapy help avoid multidrug resistance? - answ...

Foxes, Other Canids, Rarely Cats What are the definitive hosts of Echinococcus multilocularis? Rodents What are the intermediate hosts of Echinococcus multilocularis? Small Intestine Where is Echinococcus multilocularis found in the definitive host? Abdominal Cavity Where is Echinococcus multilocularis found in the intermediate host? Multilocular Hydatid Cyst What kind of metacestode is Echinococcus multilocularis? Y Can Echinococcus multilocularis be zoonotic? ...

tritrichomonas foetus name the parasite (DH: cattle) what it is: Tritrichomonas foetus treatment: no approved treatment prevention: bulls - considered infected for life once positive; use virgin bulls, don't borrow bulls, test the bulls after breeding, limit breeding season, and use AI cows - mount an immune response and can clear the infection in 2-6 months; vaccination may help (in the COWS not the bulls), cull open cows or remove for the breeding season for reproductive rest a...

The instructor's powerpoint presentation, complete with notes added into the Notes section during class. This covers caring for big cats (felids) and primates. Information includes housing requirements, enrichment, feeding, socialising, classifications, anatomy, diseases, and a lot more. VERY detailed and informative.

Mammalogy Quizzes Ch. 23-24 Question 1 of 10 10.0 Points Why is dispersal male biased in polygamous species? A. Female philopatry is advantageous since females provide more parental care whereas males suffer from inbreeding and competition from philopatric behavior. B. Heterozygosity is increased with male philopatry which in turn increases female reproductive fitness. C. Males benefit from giving high level of parental care and females benefit from reduced resource competition. D. Male philopat...

Mammalogy Quizzes Ch. 23-24 Question 1 of 10 10.0 Points Why is dispersal male biased in polygamous species? A. Female philopatry is advantageous since females provide more parental care whereas males suffer from inbreeding and competition from philopatric behavior. B. Heterozygosity is increased with male philopatry which in turn increases female reproductive fitness. C. Males benefit from giving high level of parental care and females benefit from reduced resource competition. D. Male philopat...